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Dec 26, 2024
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PEC 173 - Officiating:Softball/Baseball Credits: 1 Lecture Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 0 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech This course teaches methods, material and techniques of officiating softball and baseball as a team sport including
rules of the game and court mechanics. This course provides opportunity to become a licensed official in Iowa for this
sport. Competencies
- Summarize what competent sports officiating is
- Explain the fundamentals of sports officiating
- List the four essential ingredients for effective sports officiating
- Discuss the qualities that a competent sports official should possess
- Summarize the financial aspects of sports officiating
- Identify the legal aspects of sports officiating
- Explain officiating success
- Identify preliminary preparation
- List pregame preparation
- Describe at the game procedures
- Discuss after the game etiquette
- Examine rules of baseball and softball
- Explain the format of a rule book
- Interpret play situation rulings
- Relate rule interpretations to specific sections in a rule book
- Analyze play rulings on the field of play in baseball and softball
- Summarize baseball and softball officials’ mechanics
- Name the officials in a two umpire system
- List the IHSAA five basics of baseball mechanics and softball mechanics IHSAU
- Describe officiating signals
- Explain use of ball/strike indicator
- Compare plate umpire mechanics when using either the inside or outside protector
- Relate accepted methods of calling balls and strikes
- State base umpire’s field positions according to where base runners are located
- Demonstrate base umpire’s physical movements and sensory judgements used to make calls
- Describe coordinated field coverage of both umpires in all situations
- Explain fly ball and fair/foul ball coverage
- Practice baseball and softball officiating on the field
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